davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
RRtbNkLTN.

,.ob- Nc auurc the puglllst, returned to Williams
burg last evening and received By large dclega
ION of his nicnti, his iquor store IN Oidhu-st.
M. h,nps ounty una. ahers held their annual din
ner at No. 3Gl fultonsL On thursday evening my
sat down eight tables, thirteen at tabe at tFtoci
,n,nu,es of g O clocs the means were sh,avcs Of
,r,e AID k:es an the J4Gs, We gather them i'm
Cards with a mourning border ana bearing 'ho WoIdS,
= reparen were before each plate PRESIDENT J. VI.
Hopper was picseh'cu Win ~ ~
album
policeman Frank O'Dca OF the Tenth Precinct, who
is held for homicide In killing prisoner hd"aid
Smith, whom he knocked down WIN MS nS', "dS au-
nltted to $1,000 bail yesterday
The department IS begun to scnd notices 10 pur
cbasers of lots In the socded East side Lands to take
title undo recent decision Of The court oi hPpcas'
Inc agreements between the street companies and
their men will expire January /, and tb men hrs
now debating whether to ask reduction OF Time to ten
hours day and increase OF pay to " % or W, or
abide by the present arrangements, which arc Twelve
hours and ~ day The COMPANIES expect gfeai
roads and VIII be inclined To grant the men any more
Concessions than were made last year.
Rufus r. Bush The yacht aD' oil refrsr, has
presented tho of Rdgeway, senapee County, Mich
with free library In honor Of his wifes father, iona
than Hall, Tho pion er settler OF the town.
Mrs Metora Labo was sent to the IenentIary for a
year yesterday for shop lifting She had son, Frank
age SIX TO assist her, and he was caught putting some
ribbon in the BASKET he carried
John Mullins a dealer In furniture at Myrtle and
Lawrence has begun proceedings to secure an ih)nm
[
sezIng has property In tho street without duo process
OF law and erecting clumsy structure which cuts OIL
light and air.
The trial OF the suit for absolute divorce brought by
Mrs. Elizabeth Low against Matthew Low, son OF Tho
London publisher, Sampson Low, and himself former
publisher Of Tho Church Prcss,' was began before
Judge Cullen In the supreme Cour yesterday. This dc
attain. dId not appear and formal proof as presented
The Executive Committee Of tho Republican General
Committee has decided upon November 20 as thc date
for primaries TO elect now members OF the General
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
RITS OFFICIAL NEWS.

An order signed by Justice Barrett OF the supreme
Court yesterday vacaing the order for commission 10
take testn ony In regard the alleged insanity OF raeH
the dealer In cOrdials OF Veseys ana putting d
end all the proceedings In his case This action was
taken by the Judge after receiving report from Dr.
Charles H. Nichols Superintendent OF the Bl0omngdaic
Asylum. The doctor found only Mr. Trenot
nsane but for OF his age he was unusually
strong minded entirely able W take care OF him
self and his property.
William +. Dixon, referee, has passed upon the &C
counts OF Augustus ID. Jaiard receiver Of HOyt
6prague Co. His statement for the years ending
April, 1887, shows tha' when the last accounting wa
made years there the INC receiver
R5Ol 297 90. The receipts since that time 10
e436.2Sl SO. The disbursements SS03,258
and balance in the hands Of the
Margaret ID. Grswod obtained verdict for IS 2C7 In
Common Pleas yesterday against Metro
poltan Elevated Railroad Company for damage her
property 104 Amty-st, caused by the construction
OF the railroad Joseph p. Desmond, who had his finger
broken by sudden opening OF the exit gate on the
Elevated Railroad at Barclay ST. recovered verdict In tho
City Court e35.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

Cherokee Doanc. Charleston and Jacksonville
VIM T. ClyleS 60
Richmond. Hnlphers. Norfolk. City Point and
Isirnuoud-Oh dominion IS CO
Steamer Peconc brl. Evans Hampton Koais, for orde
PHI ps Bros e "a
steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore, Baltimore-B
DOwuer
ship T. 9 Sntioa Carter san Francisco-Suton & co.
Schr ANA y lucheson. Zelui. MayagueZ and ST Johns
FRI + Mlar & Co.
IN eta for Hamburg Norwut' Bremen Guy OF
san AntsnO Feruandua Cherokee Charleston aud JACKSON
ynle
ships Revolving Light for Amsterdam. Kiroo Antwerp
BARK Arkl0w. for Ii erics.
Rrgs VI .d4w4.xa. Tor seyule stockton 81 Johns, PR
Also salei-via som d-steamer Glaucus, for
Boston. BARK Wahderer Tor Cetta
The AoVEdENrs DF STEAMERS
FOREIGN Ports
HELL Nov l7--Saie steamer Calico (Br), Jones. Tor
New York ~, p.o,,h
Nov ls-Passei. steamer Herschsl (brl bfalth
wa rom New. York vAv . Liverpool
DrNSgT HEAD. Soy lS-Passed steamer Newcasuo lily
fhorntnn from NsvYsrs on her way 10 NsUcAs'Ic
POlST Noy lS-P4ssed. ,el nor sorrento NGcTl
Miller rom NsrYsrs on her way 10 Hamburg 49,,
C0rRxH.GgN Nov lj-ATnvci, steamer Gonna t"crl'
Brhrr. ron Nsr.YOrk ~,
from M Mediterranean ports Tor New.IOrS.
tIsr.L.r st,pD,gg v>ot - dpL -, F1fl PI'>'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

We wish to "arrest your atten.
ton" long enough to say, to-day
is Saturday - next Thursday is
Thanksgiving" Are you going to
buy new Clothes! If yea, what
sort? if the best sort, then here is
the place to look.
A good thing is always worth a
fair price, and customers who, after
seeing our Suits and Overcoats, 60
elsewhere to look farther usually
return with the assurance that our
goods and prices are the most salts
factory they have found.
We have Overcoats from the finest
imported "Montagnacs,' at $50,
down to the best, strong, service
able overgarment that S13 will buy.
Our Overcoats at $50, S2S, SO and
$50 are about all that a man eX-
poets when he pays his tailor double
those figures. Suits for business at
every price between $40 and Sla
For dress, between $50 and so.
"Good, better, best" is our motto.
Both stores open until 10 o'clock
tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
WHAT fs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Ysle-Prnceton football match, Poo Grounds p. m.
Reception to Colonel Clark by 9TH Regiment, AfmorS'
Navarro nats reference case, No. 40 Wsllst, M
Vassar College Alumne Association No 40 rum
Examination OF Chapman brothers before Commissioner
Osborne. $780, rr,,o, , ~
pod Regiment athletic games, Arm0ry p IN. g.
Leutenan t-COmmander Chenery's lecture peiorc DC"
wanhaka Yacht Club, 3 30 ~ m .,,.,.,
Anniversary celebration Of Inspector Steerss tlrueth
year the police force -, a. M
Professor 3ckinores lecture Chickerng Hail. 10 80
a. m.
~ Close OF Hancock Post No 259 C. A. Il. fair, Grand
Opera House Hall, evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
Girls ClOalIs and Dresses.

JAMES McCREERY Il co.
offer to. day some new effects in
handsome plainc cloth Newnarkets
CTailor madc) i'm Red, Brown, Blue,
Green and Black, for Misses OF IL,
If and rs years. Also entirely new
designs i'm Coats and Dresses for
smaller Children, ages from two
to ten years; styles exclusively
their own. Infants Goods of every
description complete wardrObes
furnished from $4,000 and up
wards.
The making to order of Chill
dren's Dresses Il special feature
i'm this department..
JAMES. McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
IRVING mALL Will PROBABLY DIsRAND

1t Is probable that the irving Hall organization will
exist Political body At the end OF tho year.
During tho canpasa just ended hqucduct Commits
sioner r. l.. Ridgway, city Judge s. VI. Ehrlich.
Senator Charles O. Cornell and several sthors who had
been prom In the organization withdrew. and also
resigned from tho SOY ~our Club. = social body CON-
posed of the leaders or Irvias HALL Mr. Ridgvay
tho president OF the club Nothiag definite has boon de-
oided upon. Tho Executive Committee will meet early
In December and decide whether 10 disband not The
rent Of the hall IL 800 year and there fow Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
NEVIS FEOM TIE SUBURBS.
HJa FATHER NOT A BUSINESS MAN

The Of BENJAMIN Tunison. lawyer Jacksonville
a charge obtaining prrtehc's
occurred through a 81 the Rev. W.
Tunson pastor OF tho First Mrhods pscopa Church. IN
Newark On October 81 he dram on his father Tor
1888 30 To the Drew Hardware Company OF Jacksonve ms
father having previously agreed TO honor the trait Tho
latter verbally noih-d tho orange National Btnk and
thought sufficient and he pa -ttent OF 10
postal 70 "a The back ms
honored for tho OF tho
sker Of the Tho has been forwarded OT OF
together with abatement from the bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

Justice Barrett In the supre"e court Ohamoei'y
a.v reserved his decision after hearing argument by Theron
n s,rono for and Assistant Corporation Counsel Dean
against the application OF Mrs Mary Lynch "iao" Vi
william Lynch for an Injunction restraining the Guy o"
building viaduct the lowlands between b. Nch'A'
place and McCombs Dam bridge. MIS- Lynch - '"0
nvne, NJ 400 lots She Opposes 1t the GROUND that
there Is provision in the act authorizing ~ gns er
ION and that II contains clause ny "hcn ncI
nroerty may be assessed help pay Tor the work nc
yiaduct Will cost 100000 and will make one
6fty dfthst. a LhoOughftrc Mr.. coi-
tanded that the act passed last Winter was
uncon ituf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F,nh Avenue George w. Childs OF PIN
William W. Thomas. IT,. formerly u MlhstsI " s"atlv
e1H.pator n p Hill Colorado and Bradley H. SnaJ,
of Vermont clarendon Hce-Baron hoseh: hu,s.an
Charge dAfaires Washin Cton. II C7Wdh "'u,
gresham William ogswe. Of Massachusetts; reo"
Rear Admiral William r Leroy. y - Navy
Jo,l 81. a. N ade resident OF tho Mexican CeuUai
hallway Company Everett HOuse-C hevalier de Wsregs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
BOTH THE GEMS AND THE EXPERT CONE.

10th THE UEHS IND THE EAFERT UONE.
Tho police have been searching since Wednesday for
spaniard named Martinez, who is said to have stolen
diamonds worth 81 900 from f. Giro Co., at No. o
West Fourtsenthst. He had been an occ asOnal Wis
or to MIR. Gros and had offered to sell gems
mission. On Wednesday he looked at q pair OF dla
mond earrings worth $3.50 and ring valued at $3.50,
and asked II they for sale Mr. Giro thought Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
A1nNG rnE -Oi,vn

RRuGrroRr In their first ballot the Jury IN tho Jake"
Brown even murder 10 Tho hr't de
ereo four ou- for manaueif~r The
CONDEMNED Yesterday sent to We-tn~Ii To- begin
arles A Mhpp" Tor tie
murder of william Adlm. IN Court yesterday
pleaded guilty -l4nrtrr. AMI soutcn,e Cd w
judy. StOddArd 10 five ia the state Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

the leaders who would caro- assume this financial
burden The general opinion at present that the or
ganixation will DO allowed t. pass out Of existence but
III tho Club will be maintained as the nucleus
sirablo 10 start one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
5l.s7I 62.752 1853

Plurality for Chaplin, s7s. Total vote cast. lls.2s2
The Republican Campaign Committee mas decided 10
taxa no advantage Of techncal errors In dsputns mo
csun hut Is sill busy eagagod in sitting the evidence
in regard to fraud with the aid or competent lawyers
n sufficient grounds be secured fer legal preceoa
ines with hope OF success they will he taken There IS
a strong s-utiaent in Brooklyn urging Mayor-elect
Ib,piu Id ION with Colonel Baird in request TO Attor-
General o. Brloa t. order scount OF the ballots
ali denbt result the plur atty 10 so
,,rrow Ne Mayoraty election in Brooklyn was ever
all Inv close \ Inarg1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
ESCAPING ONE DEATH TO DIE ANOTHER

Patrick Fallen aborsr poyed Honmsyer Brothers
Dtie.yara Al Lte Ferry NJ j. was ssrisy injured last
night peculiar circumstances He Ovortaken
while Q railroad
10 save bin elf dropped be
After the train passei Fnlou himself w
tho bridge His fingers became numb nnay lost his
hold anc fell 10 the ground thirty below his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
THE CRY CANVASS ENDED.

40 CHANGES MADE-TIIE RESULT TO BE AN
NOTSCEn OFFICIALLY ~ MONDAY.
The Board OF CanyA-ser. last evening finished "a q
canvas, or the vote vots viii now bo tabnlatcd and
ON Monday tho official declaration will 10 made No
change was made for any candidate by the canvass
Tho vote Of f,l-rlng Assembly Districts FOR state
Offices has been footed M:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
INCOMING STEtH ERS.
SNIP No NEWS
PORT OF wIoRK.............FRIDAY. NOV. 49, 1888
AuuIVED


ARRIVED.
steamer city of chcas. teD watsn. Liysrroo Noys
Wright : sons Arrived At Bsr Jam
town To- With mise and passenger, to itfuce i,@ay
10 cam .. and DOB: 5 e TO-
at the liar At "a pm mat, .,..,,.nn .n,,ro Nav,
r st',%. ,s s %a'.s :f rsis @s%
Trieste ~ 81 mdso to sc4sor Arrived At
Steamer Excelsior Higgins Ncworleans days with mdso
ch.rir,Son Win mGse passengers clyde
~. nea"sr SsoH,'q@ enry Vp"~s AMMAN y' VIII" muse
steamer Gnyandottc Kelley. Newport New, ana Norfolk.
EIeanora Bennett Portland with miso to IIoratio
srs MendoAa t,.r, MeAli,tSr nnono' Ayrs. ~ days
sars aTaaa Rcs cabsren Diays WITH sugar to Dick
Never vessel W Munson
p. 'tsr to brown k.e"s '"":c 70 snow : urg..
plssisr to Brown Keeno; vessel to J Fwhtusy 4 10.
suNsEr.-At sar,y Hook Wind light sw; cloudy At
Arrived yesterday
steamer Valencia woodrck Iaguayra Nov 3. Puerto Ca
=. Ss onon , nss Ar Ts at Il. 1hn
rysteamor Greece Br from Loadon. previously reported
CLEARED
Aurana tBr). Hams Liverpool via Queeustown-
steamer Egypt tBp sumner. Liverpool Queenstown
Steamer Pennsylvania Thomas. Lvorpoon-Petsr Wright
4 sons,
steamer nipparChu, CBolsl Kolly Liverpool Busk &
steamer Murciano spanl Lu2zaraya Liverpool via New
Chas 4 sumner n
Steamer FurnossiA tBrI. Hoiorwck. Giasxov-Hondor.
lIrus.
Steamer Fulda tGor) Rngk, Bremen via Southampton
Oerch- &
steamer Rotterdam tDtoh) WIS., Rotterdam Funch Edyo
Co
steamer Relsonand tBeIg, Boynon. Antwerp Peter
Wright & sons
er"amer La Bourgogno (Fr). Frangue. Havro-Lous 10
Beblaa.
Burgundia Err. BRAND Marsoiiios-J Elwen
Steamer Atlas tnr. Tobin carthagena and Lmon-
PIN. ForwOod a Co.
Steamer Carlton (Br) Lodge. New.Orleans- simpson,
Spence a Young.
Steamer Guy OF Antonio Wilder Port Royal and Fer.
nandina-C Mallory q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
Won aBY THE SKIN OF HIS TEETH"

THE NARROwEsT MAJORITY ON RECORD FOR A
BROOKLYN MAYnRALTY ELECTION
The Brooklyn Aldermen have completed their work rs
Board OF Canva,sers. and report the votes cast TOT
MAYOR as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

InvG ISLAND CITY Tho report OF school Superintendent
ntri lrnt 81 Pubic lu-fructon
SHOWS balance h4ni from last vear 81 -'hl ~ ;
arnnut civrI the s5j22f ~; paf ort for
-tir.s SBl Oil - r 'clooi AphrIiu. tU 10
other en.rs TT. <osf Il for fuel printing.
ianiors supplies, $Stt II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
rFsTCHFsTER COUNTY.

Tic o ri Of Supervisor. Weschr'rr County have boon
order curt from c,nva-'ng ne vote cast
the 80 District A gumcni IN
thu will before Judge B4nAr Al rouE.ecpse
Tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
NEWARK.

Tn. body age about SHY was taKon
from he Pa-saic River ve@ter ~
were taken into custoy yestor
day for selling copies The Neu York IeGrdm, contanin.
pictures me 10 DO indecent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

HE GOT A MAJORITY, BUl l WILL NIL CoO-Ni'
The Board OF County Canvassers OF Rockand county,
hay, ceuto,t on hand which them considerable
an1ety At tho recent election two forms OF ballot
were used In voting for School Commissioner. Rcpnbi-
cans voting for candidate on the County ticket as
nrcscrbed by law where there is only Que Com
missioner tho county, and tho Democrats VotisS on
separae ballot When the votes were counted George
T. Kuapp the DE nocrstic Candidate had a majority OF
.vrr 700 hs Republican opponent, Andrew jersey
ro before tho County Csnvd~sers with counsel
and protests ag,inst the granting OF a certificate TO
knapp round that the bal st cast Tor tfat shte
nan arc defective, null aud void The Beard Of Can
y...r, did not dec 10 the yesterday but adjourned
u.iil fe.day. Whichever the Beard decides. u IS
probable that the case Will be Carried 10 the ulSner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
. ,,c,,rrxuE1M,s PROPERTY ATTACHED

An at,ach..ent was granted by Jusuce bAfie'.' Vi 0
sunrcme Court, Yesterday against the properly Vi oe
n Ichtenheim at the suit OF the NauonAi arm D'aA
The claim Is for the principal anu in'ei' " ,,,oY,,o.
COO 600 da,ed July H. 1857, and paUie On November
y, ,so7 made by sldor Cohnfed and endorsed W Lien
,enheim The plsintii charges that Lchehhch mas us
rosed OF his property with inel 70 derAud his
and especially that On OctOoer 70 he gave ~ 900
- 80 ~ r.s, six,v.s.yenth-st, valued at $4,000,
=" ~ wife Adele i0 a nominal consdei AIOn Joseph
Ts,,ism clerk Of Cohnfeid, In AN aldaVlt says that
h,anbeIm Endorsed two NOES for 100000 each Tor COhn
ia and that he lndOsed another note OF Cohnieo o
between $40 900 and SOOOOO, whIch Is hciu W VIC N
trail National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

ruorsINDs SAVED BY MISS wOLFEs SERVANT
lane Irving was thirteen years employed oy VS.
Cathariue L. Wolfe she saved several 'nou'A ,, 1900
.,, ~, NV II last left will dividing II among
v,a Of her uiec and nephews Other relatives VINO "
,d nothing ar. conte sung will The case was oo'o'o
Surrogate Rollins YESTERDAY ,. -, u,,.
Isahe la,i,e and Mary Mclaughlin, also Servants o us
. "a. su,.crblpy witnesses. Isabel testihed thA'
m. will although familiar with legal ,orha ,
u MI, =. model aad followed he lusfucons Va w
tok wiz ri 10 he distribution Of the pioprtV 90
The tes rl1 could write her name sue =, tpca
tne es a. moi rltten opposite the cross 10
~ ~ her. subscribing wituosses W. o
iii the W as duly sCknow o igeu Wy
49, W" r.ti,nxI The case yet endod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

OOAL PRICES PUT UP by THE DEALERS
About sixty coal dealers OF this city iset at Tho Grand
Orer. House Hall last might invitation from the
coal Dealers Exchange. 10 consider further Increase
In m. priccs ~ coal IL decided to advance prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
,.pryERs GO TO THE COURTS FOR RELIEF

>ARTNERs GO TO THE COURTS for .1
eichard W Armstrong yesterday ootaine' Al '"J .'
rom Justice Barrett OF the Supreme tour" ,
h ,oer,. aga, IN the Stock Exchange or IN snV way II"
,.r srnr with the affairs OF the frm of Arm'tr"uS
cr,,or Of which both members. Armstrong aes no
when the CO. par nor,hip wa form ID ne
80, Mace razor Was contribute his seat IN the ~ n1
r, Ann had heavy losses and was agreed 10 dissolve
oartu.r paving in uough TO discharge his
,h 6rm Armstrong that Ma Grekor son ms 60 ,ne
he MN ang. lar S2l 500 refused TO devote IL 70
nsrs OF the nru ahOugn the hooks snow nI,n Of the
eI, also asks ior uisSoiu'''" Va '
nj appointment
vcGr-yor seat IN the Stock
MI n a. since ,ouei Consolidated h1chAnse
III s1 Ina nj, pArtner claimed 81 900 more tA ,s 70 NJ
ie e,Ia h. az ri him o wiling anu aoo 70 pN'
mi re owei but The disagreement about the
nro,abIy be settled Only by the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

tnez put the gems back in the safe but after Matincs
had conc out the diamonds were missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
MARINE INIELLIfENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY.
sun rise. is sets IS Moon set, sj0-Mosas aga.
HiGH WATER
LK--ansy iIsos. 10 - tart To- H-UGlt, O33
P.X-S.ndy HOOK llOJl a-v ,rL ia lIcII Gtt> OBS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

rnouent. WIZ do pay their coal bills. and 10 held
these l,ts tho common property for the information
OF members OF the Exchange.
JUSTICE HANGED FOE MURDER ~ GEORGIA.
sr LoCi-. nov. IS dispatch 70 The Fost DSpd'ch
FROM Atlanta Ga says: kilman g. Justice was hanged
n, fIyvs,e AZ noon today tho murder Of James b.
tn,li Ard. Ju.tice mOoushner asd slc1 Goddard
nsrau>s Thought thIt s ual gives Information lcaa-
lng to tho discovery OF his STILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19

The boy stood on the burning deck,
Whence all but he had fed;
He saw amid the cargo's wreck
A box. and, calling, said
"Say. father. say if | may sit
Upon this box and wait 7"
And then without his sire's permit.
Down on that box he safe.
"Say, father" once again he cried,
my patience is clean gonel"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-19
AansuIreneat,
CROUP-CHILpREN LIVES SAVED.


CRouP-CHILpREN's LIVES SAVED.
H,yFE,TRAw. y. Y.
Th,i,tocertfv have used for ten years DR. TOBIAS
VENEuAS IINiMFNr during that time hAy"not pad
for ; used u for PANS and 40 lIt-.
DrsYSrrRY THROAT- Cuts mi btN- and ny its use
hENEHAL tiNEs when attA'ssd by
GROUP 10 public orly try II aud you VIII Nut its
value. J"h" l. H"hAHis-
-oi by all druggists p and % cents Depot ~ Au r
r4Y-sL
GENTLEMES'S
FALL WtNrRt USDERYEAR
Al Popular Pucra
J. W. JoHN,rJS. 20 0rAnlst. New YORK
Also $40 Jth avo. , doors above -Jlst
Henry A. pANiFLs. VI. d.,
l5j WEST 6lD.sr
l., to- Diseases of tho Nervous system,
Gento. flnAry organs Impotence and sterlltJ
KESSFDY's Hats the b st ut the least money.
30 81 49, 81 30 ak Tit, 80 81 80. - SO
SAVING 81 80 por hat 70 Csrt4nit,t. upsAirA
The youthful color and lustrc restored to
gray hair by Parkcrs Hair Bai,an.
Parker, Ginger Tome cure, inward pains.
"THE best cure in the world for coughs.
old Boston Vegetable Pulmonary b~l,am.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09


new rcuh'"I a. IN
~amur. FG.co, j. MI hhgl-t az ~
wac born IN Lon ION uh' ~ - -
nh ycai after his pHreh ii'""'
ihcl residence NJ mar leH'oN H. VI" .
where he r,,eiNcd M, Pr' PsI''oil
education, lie TOOK We Iuh '"O' 80
at Harvard grhC htluk ia l''' I'.
lhcn,. Year lie became n''/' u o.
f.prida. aul muGht tch''l Ahu rc"u
igw N a = .rc CH'cd W INcchhh.
Mr. l'A,co luu-h' ~ 'hr ,'uIt",r'
ate army IT,. private t".dicr. ne
showed E'cat coIri -e on ~ ie'd Oh
battle, aud continued solder TO ne
end OF the contest. PM % tLr iIihr M
prisoner OF W.. len returning
TO Florida be settle. a' Monl'teIIo,
where Dec sti,i reside. ~ "a Idchl OF
Jaw IN ,u Office. lie Is iAc I'hd!ug
lawyer of his locality. IN l0'' VI Dc
iAsco married - wife. low the l"\lul
mother OF -lN chiidrc, tour boyS 'ud
tvs girls.
HE first oillcc WH- ci'rh 81 lho
county court. his NEXT, city cl'rk III
Monticello. In l-'o nc WAS unhul
nous. elected chairman o. tlc -'htt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

la need of clothing would do well to
visit our establishment this week and
take advantage OF our discount of
twenty per cent on all cash purchases
of clothing and hat.
EWlNE Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09
m /N IhrArt
lhuiug


Gnbcrt Bros, the Taiiors are re-.
cciyiuEucW spring and summer goods
of latest aud finest patterns Tho
young man who orders new suit
without calling on them makes miss.
They are doiuga rafting business,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

Try Egg rho-pnat,s AS dispensed
at W. A. Williamson a Cos. -oda
fountain.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

Discount j. what we are giving oua.
purchases his week.
LEVINE BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

1t is no longer necessary to take
blue pills to rouse the liver to action.
Carriers Lutte Liver Pills are much
better Don't forget this.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-09

Buy your cultiyator-, wagon and
moving machines at the old market
house at cost.
CuAs. FoKprBAN.